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Palestinians appalled as Israel approves settlements in occupied West Bank
Israel has approved 34 new settlements in the occupied West Bank, Palestinians are terrified they will lose their land.
Australia Acts to Secure Urea Amid Supply Risk From Iran War
Australia set up a government working group with the fertilizer industry to safeguard urea supplies at risk from disruptions linked to the war in Iran, Agriculture Minister Julie Collins said.
Agricultural crisis prompts panic among EU and British officials — Dmitriev
Earlier, Kirill Dmitriev wrote that European farmers facing a shortage of fertilizers may not have enough patience, and will be the first to remind Kaja Kallas and Ursula von der Leyen of their strategic miscalculation
World Finance Chiefs Head to IMF With a Sense of Déjà Vu
Economic policymakers are about to gather in Washington to assess the damage President Donald Trump’s war on Iran has caused to growth in the Middle East and beyond.
Manhattan District Attorney's office to investigate Swalwell sexual assault allegation
BREAKING NEWSApr. 11, 2026, 7:32 PM UTCCongressCongressManhattan DA's office to investigate Swalwell sexual assault allegationSwalwell denied that and other allegations, describing them as "flat false" in a video posted on social media.Listen to this article with a free account00:0000:00The Manhattan District Attorney's Office confirmed it has launched an investigation into sexual assault allegations against Rep. Eric Swalwell.Etienne Laurent / AFP via Getty Images fileShareA...
Manhattan District Attorney Opens Investigation Into Eric Swalwell Sexual Assault Allegation
The investigation comes after CNN reported a former staffer accused Swalwell of sexually assaulting her in 2024, though Swalwell has denied the woman’s account.
The Athletic Investigates Conduct of Reporter Photographed With N.F.L. Coach
Photographs of the reporter, Dianna Russini, and Mike Vrabel of the New England Patriots appeared in The New York Post.
Trump reiterates Strait of Hormuz to be soon open to navigation
Frozen Fish Initiative Reaches 50 Cities as Morocco Plans Permanent Network
Casablanca – Frozen fish is increasingly being positioned as a practical way to bridge the gap between market prices and consumers’ purchasing power, especially during high-demand periods such as Ramadan, Secretary of State for Maritime Fisheries Zakia Driouich said Friday in Casablanca. Speaking at a conference themed around eight years of the “Hout Bithaman Maâkoul” initiative, Driouich said the operation, launched in 2019, has played a major role in improving access to seafood during the holy...
Bank of Africa Partners With Morocco Fintech Center to Boost Fintech Ecosystem
Agadir – Bank of Africa (BOA) and the Morocco Fintech Center (MFC) have signed a partnership agreement aimed at strengthening the Moroccan fintech ecosystem and positioning the country as a regional hub for financial innovation. Signed on the sidelines of GITEX AFRICA 2026, the agreement aims to foster synergies between regulators, fintech companies, and financial institutions, and encourage financial innovation through collaborative initiatives and the exchange of expertise. Speaking on t...
Bloomberg This Weekend 4/11/2026
The news doesn’t stop when markets close. Hosts David Gura, Christina Ruffini and Lisa Mateo bring clarity, context and a bit of humor to the weekend’s biggest headlines, LIVE from New York. Joined by International Maritime Organization Secretary General Arsenio Dominguez, The Schork Report Founder and Editor Stephen Schork, The Associated Press International Correspondent Philip Crowther, Going.com Travel Expert Katy Nastro, The Atlantic Staff Writer Vivian Salama, “The Meaning of Your Life” Au...
Inflation jumps tofour-year high in US
Americans are souring on the US economy to a degree never before seen, with the stiffest inflation in four years exacerbating the political risk for President Donald Trump, who some administration officials worry has lost focus on affordability problems for voters as he trains attention on the war against Iran. Few issues resonate with US voters more deeply than price increases, and the latest inflationary upswing is unsettling key insiders at the White House, who are worried about their Republ...
Oil industry fears Rs100b inventory loss
The oil industry has expressed fear that it is going to face an inventory loss of Rs100 billion, which will deal a blow to the entire sector. "The diesel price cut forces them to sell the fuel at a loss of up to Rs135 per litre. The estimated impact – over Rs100 billion in inventory losses – is not just a corporate setback; it is a systemic shock," an industry official said, adding that the steep reduction in diesel prices brought relief but at a hidden cost to Pakistan...
US and Iran begin highest-level talks in five decades
Delegations will discuss ending a war that has spread across the Gulf and stoked a global energy crisis
The Oil Market Is in the Grip of a Panicked Race for Barrels
While investors focused on the fragile Iranian ceasefire this week, a desperate scramble for cargoes has been playing out in the oil market, as traders and refiners scour the globe for immediately available supplies.
The Real Coachella Is Happening On Creator Streams
Creators are redefining Coachella in real time. IRL streams deliver raw, unfiltered access, turning millions of viewers into participants in the festival experience.
Islamabad Peace Talks Latest
Pakistan is playing host to US and Iranian delegates in Islamabad. Pakistani officials are optimistic, but uncertaity remains around how much both parties will be willing to concede. Bloomberg's Pakistan Bureau Chief Faseeh Mangi reports from central Islamabad for Bloomberg This Weekend. (Source: Bloomberg)
The IMF Meetings Were Supposed to Be About Trade. Then Came the Iran War.
The IMF and World Bank meetings were supposed to be about trade and growth. Instead, the war in Iran has forced finance ministers and central bankers to confront a potential global economic crisis. Chrystia Freeland, former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Canada, explains why this moment may mark the end of the U.S.-led international order that has kept the world stable since World War II. (Source: Bloomberg)
Mediation ecosystem as a strategic asset for investor confidence
Capital is not merely attracted by opportunity; it is secured by certainty. Pakistan's courts carry approximately 2.22 million pending cases, with civil and commercial matters comprising over 82% of the district court backlog. The average commercial case takes more than a decade to reach finality. Tied-up capital, unenforceable contracts and unpredictable timelines raise risk premiums and suppress investment. Delayed justice is, in structural terms, an economic security deficit. The link be...
War in Iran Likely to Impact Summer Travel Costs
US airlines are raising fares, adding baggage fees, and dialing back routes as the war in Iran continues to wreak havoc on oil and jet fuel costs, making summer travel this year more expensive than ever. Summer travel costs Going.com Travel Expert Katy Nastro joins Tim Stenovec and Christina Ruffini on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss. Watch the show LIVE every Saturday and Sunday morning. (Source: Bloomberg)